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KwikNet System Construction
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The TCP/IP Sample Program Make Process
Each KwikNet sample program must be constructed from within the sample program
directory in the KwikNet toolset directory. For example, the KwikNet TCP/IP Sample
Program must be built in directory
TOOLXXX\SAM_TCP.
All of the compilers and librarians used at KADAK were tested on a Windows
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workstation running Windows NT, 2000 and XP. However, you can build each KwikNet
sample program using any recent version of Windows, provided that your software
development tools operate on that platform.
To create the KwikNet TCP/IP Sample Program, proceed as follows. From the Windows
Start menu, choose the MS-DOS Command Prompt from the Programs folder. Make the
KwikNet toolset TOOLXXX\SAM_TCP directory the current directory.
To use Microsoft's NMAKE utility, issue the following command.
NMAKE -fKNSAMPLE.MAK "TOOLSET=XXX" "TRKPATH=treckpath"
"OSPATH=yourospath" "TPATH=toolpath"
The make symbol TOOLSET is defined to be the toolset mnemonic XXX used by KADAK
to identify the software tools which you are using.
The symbol TRKPATH is defined to be the string treckpath, the full path (or the path
relative to directory TOOLXXX\SAM_TCP) to your Turbo Treck TCP/IP installation
directory.
The symbol OSPATH is defined to be the string yourospath, the full path (or the path
relative to directory TOOLXXX\SAM_TCP) to the directory containing your RT/OS
components (header files, libraries and/or object modules). When using AMX, string
yourospath is the path to your AMX installation directory.
The symbol TPATH is defined to be the string toolpath, the full path to the directory in
which your software development tools have been installed. For some toolsets, TPATH is
not required. The symbol is only required if it is referenced in file
KNZZZCC.INC.
The
KwikNet TCP/IP Sample Program load module KNSAMPLE.xxx is created in toolset
directory
TOOLXXX\SAM_TCP. The file extension of the load module will be dictated by
the toolset you are using. The extension, such as OMF, ABS, EXE, EXP or HEX, will match
the definition of macro
XEXT in the tailoring file KNZZZCC.INC.
The final step is to use your debugger to load and execute the KwikNet TCP/IP Sample
Program load module KNSAMPLE.xxx.
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